Practical walkthroughs for Shopify merchants. No signup, no email, and no pretending you need our software when a free method would do.
Product pages, bundles, descriptions and the limits nobody warns you about until you've built it wrong.
Shopify has no closed-days calendar. The password page, a short workaround, and how to keep Thanksgiving and Christmas off the date picker.
Read the guide →Stock is one number for every day. A daily limit is a number per date. The workaround, and what a real cap needs to do.
Read the guide →The date is the product. Required dates express checkout cannot bypass, same day cutoffs, and day caps for Valentine’s and Mother’s Day.
Read the guide →A date you cannot move, a capacity per Saturday, and a balance that is not known yet. Which parts Shopify will never do.
Read the guide →Eight questions that separate these apps in ten minutes, plus the three things none of them can do. We build one, and say so.
Read the guide →Collection days, cut to order notice, the counter queue and the Christmas book. Plus the weight problem no app solves.
Read the guide →Shopify has no idea a cake takes three days and a loaf takes one. The four settings that replace the ones it does not have.
Read the guide →Free and ten minutes to turn on. What it will not do is ask which day, hold a slot, or stop you overbooking a Saturday.
Read the guide →What Shopify gives you free, why no app can read your delivery zones or your rates, and what to insist on before you add a date picker.
Read the guide →Four ways to let shoppers pick their own items, and why the variant limit everyone blames isn't the one blocking you. Three of the four are free.
Read the guide →Letting customers pick 12 cookies is the easy part. Per-flavour limits, how many boxes you can actually bake in a day, and local pickup, written for bakeries, not software companies.
Read the guide →“Any 6 for $30” is easy to advertise and awkward to build. What actually survives checkout, and what quietly breaks your inventory.
Read the guide →The picker takes an afternoon. Whether you’re allowed to ship the box is the real project.
Read the guide →Three glazed, two chocolate, one jelly, not “pick six different things.” They are not the same feature, and most apps only do the second.
Read the guide →An honest comparison, written by someone who sells one of them, including what we could not verify.
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